As November settles in, we’re thinking about the table—the soft light, the quiet layers, the little rituals that make everyone feel welcome. This month’s Elsie’s Eight is the anatomy of a Thanksgiving table: the simple pieces that do the heavy lifting without fuss—linen you want to touch, brass that catches the candlelight, a vessel that makes a handful of stems feel special, vintage flatware with a story.

| photography by andie furber |

To welcome the season, I’ve gathered my favorite autumn fragrances for home, body, and beyond.

| photography by andie furber |

Two billion pounds of pumpkins end up in landfills every year, so instead, here are some options we're considering for our seasonal gourds.

It's witchy season! Here are the autumnal tunes our coven of shopgirls are playing on repeat this season.

Rain has a way of rewriting the day—in the best way—so we dress for it. A good rain jacket keeps the silhouette clean and the mood easy: matte finish, a hood that actually works, pockets for keys and a lip balm.

A little love letter to Tokyo.

| all photography by andie furber |

We’re sharing some of our go to products for this soothing little skincare ritual just in time for fall, when our skin could use a little extra love.

Our favorite holiday of the year deserves a beautiful place to be celebrated.  This year we packed up our collection of vintage stoneware, antique transferware, blown glass tumblers, and vintage silver and moved into The Buehler Estate.  

As the air turns crisp, there's no better time to settle in with a great movie that feels like sweater weather and captures the spirit of fall.

Another season, another very long list of books on our nightstand.

Photo c/o Sandra Semburg 

Here’s our marketing director’s fall wish list—the pieces she’s dreaming of as the air turns crisp and the light softens. She’s leaning French and effortless.

| Photography by Philippine Scali |

Every year I return to Montrozier, the village where my family has spent their holidays for twelve generations. Growing up in Paris and spending every summer in this creative environment shaped how I see homes - an approach that now defines my styling work.